Michael Jackson Thriller - in lego

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The discussion centers around a film linked in the thread, described as brilliant and suitable for all audiences, including the faint-hearted. Participants express enjoyment, noting that while it isn't scary, it has elements reminiscent of classic horror films, specifically referencing "Night of the Living Dead." There are also mentions of other creative LEGO videos, including a Spider-Man clip, highlighting the innovative use of LEGO in filmmaking. Some users experience technical issues with the links, but overall, the tone remains positive and appreciative of the content shared.
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Monique said:
This film is brilliant http://www.koreus.com/files/200408/lego_thriller.html
don't be afraid, the faint-hearted can watch this too :redface: *chuckle*

Brilliant!Not scary,unfortunately,though the beginning with the car that wrecks all of a sudden reminded me of the beginning of the first part from the famous movie "Night of the Living Dead". :devil:

Daniel.
 
Monique said:
This film is brilliant http://www.koreus.com/files/200408/lego_thriller.html

don't be afraid, the faint-hearted can watch this too :redface: *chuckle*
It isn't working for me but I am glad to see your here again Monique. :smile:

The Bob (2004 ©)
 
If you think that is cool, check out this spider man 2 video clip made entirely of legos. Its incredible! http://movies.yahoo.com/movies/feature/spiderman2.html
 
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The Bob said:
It isn't working for me but I am glad to see your here again Monique. :smile:

The Bob (2004 ©)
Yeah, good to be back o:)
 
The Bob said:
It isn't working for me but I am glad to see your here again Monique. :smile:
I apologise for my inaccurate grammar.

The sentence should have been:It isn't working for me but I am glad to see you're here again Monique. :smile:

Sorry everyone.

The Bob (2004 ©)
 

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